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I am trying to make a mini-customized Web Browser. It is only supposed to be able to go to ONE page. I have the Web Browser control navigating only to the ONE Web Page, but recently it was discovered that if the user hits Control-N, then a new browser window comes up and then they could go where ever they pleased. Is there any KeyPress event or something that I can use to intercept Control-N?
-Tom Lentz
There is a product called fortress that can lock down a computer and allow it to do basically only what you want it to. It can disable key-strokes or restrict access to certain applications. I think it can even monitor your internet and only allow the computer to visit certain sites. We used it at a call center with quite a bit of success to allow the employees to only do certain things on their computers.
You can check it out here ...
http://www.fortres.com/products/fortres_101.htm
You want the WBCustomizer.dll
It is an unsupported M$ sample dll
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/...zer/sample.asp